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Have you ever filled out a form online where you had to select a country and you noticed that one of the country options was the “United States Minor...
The year 1972 saw two epic contests between the United States and the Soviet Union. The first was American Bobby Fischer defeating Soviet Grandmaster...
1902, the French governor of Indochina faced a huge problem in the city of Hanoi. They were suffering from a massive infestation of rats and the rats...
Located on the French Riveria, just a few kilometers from the border of Italy, sandwiched between the mountains and the sea, is the tiny country of Mo...
Secrecy is a huge part of military success. You want to be able to communicate with your own forces without the enemy finding out what your plans are....
To explore the universe humans have made any manner of telescopes. These telescopes can observe visible light, infrared light, radio waves, and even x...
Weather systems on Earth aren’t stable. There are cycles that weather patterns go through which can have enormous effects around the globe. There is...
In the Dialogues written by Plato in the year 360 BC, he wrote of a place called Atlantis. Atlantis was a place where the citizens were half-gods and...
Brooklyn wasn’t always a part of New York City. It used to be a separate city located across the East River from New York, which at the time was only...
You are probably familiar with the term decimation. The word is usually used in English to mean “to cause great destruction or harm”. However, to an...
In 1965, the director of research at Fairchild Semiconductor, Gordon Moore, made a prediction about the future of semiconductors. He said that over th...
I’ve done episodes before about people who have saved a large number of human lives. Mostly, these people have done so through inventions or innovatio...
In 1555, a French physician and astrologer named Michel de Nostredame published a book of poems titled Les Prophéties. Ever since people have been try...
On March 27, 1794, the United States Congress passed the Naval Act. The Naval Act authorized funding for six frigates which would become the basis for...
People who love to dance are said to have dancing fever. Dancing fever is just a phrase and not something meant to be taken literally. However, coul...
The rise of agriculture has been pointed to as being responsible for the rise of civilization as we know it. However, that raises the question, what...
